There goes my hopes for the "Amero", the North American counterpart to the Euro!

For most of my adult life, Toronto was my closest big city. My ties to Canada are very strong, including representing CA in standards.

Provincial sovereignty and the connection to the US and the UK are counter-points.

Every preacher is responsible for their message, presumably developed with much prayer and reliance on God.

Is judicious use of GenAI - always verifying what has been given - substantially different than mastering the use of Strong's, Vine's, Davis, and your favorite commentaries?

Example: prompt "A bluegrass band made up of Burmese cats. One plays the 5 string banjo, another the dobro, another on guitar (a Martin HD28), and one more on standup bass. They are on stage at Granite Hill campground in Gettysburg, PA, with adoring crowds of birds, dogs, and mice around them."

I have yet to see a text-to-image GenAI that can come close to a basic Gibson RB250. Usually produces a 4 or six string, no bridge, forget the inlay patterns. Can’t get a decent F5 mandy either. Bluegrass authenticity is not yet its strong suit.

Hey, Kean. What do you want to know about XBRL taxonomies? (I am one of the original founders of XBRL.) They are developed according to the XBRL Specifications (specifications.xbrl.org). Some come from XBRL itself, like my own XBRL GL (specifications.xbrl.org/spec-group-i...)

In the 1980s, Apple put out a series of visionary videos, the most famous of which is the "Knowledge Navigator". KN foretold tablet computers, GenAI chabots with analytics, Zoom, and much more. However, another video, which I cannot find, was a shopping vision ... with everything described here.

Perhap’s Hamlet’s father, the ghost’s ghost, or ghost^2?

I was hoping Stephan was here ... I miss his posts on Twitter as well.